The GC 400 can efficiently operate a cold room with a capacity of up to 20 MT, with dimensions of 22 ft x 12 ft x 9 ft (2376 cubic feet). The unit can also manage two separate cold rooms with a partition wall, allowing for customised temperature variations within each room as needed. The set up can be further customised to meet specific requirements.

The shelf-life of produce stored in a cold room varies depending on the commodity, as each type requires specific pre-treatment, storage conditions, and handling processes. Our dedicated team provides on-field training to end-users on comprehensive post-harvest management practices, ensuring optimal shelf-life and quality for each and every commodity.

GreenCHILL™ can serve the purpose of ripening, dehydration, pre-cooling and can be customised for process cooling, ice production, mushroom-growing chambers, hydroponic setups, and milk chilling centres.

We can maintain a temperature range from +2°C to +25°C, allowing for the storage of a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, flowers, spices, herbs, grains, and pulses. Our dedicated post-harvest management team provides comprehensive support to ensure optimal storage conditions and product quality after installation.

For installation, we require a level platform at ground level (0-0) and a protective shed, which are to be provided by the customer. Approximately 550 square feet of space is needed for a 20 MT setup. A detailed layout will be provided after a site visit by our Service Engineer.

During installation, we fabricate the cold room and integrate the GreenCHILL™ unit. When relocating to another site, the cold room and piping must be dismantled, and the GreenCHILL™ unit is transported with the help of a crane.

Operating a 20 MT cold room requires 50-100 kg of biomass per day, and consumes 8-12 units of single-phase electricity daily. The daily operating cost varies based on biomass consumption and price.

The system is regulated by PLC and any kind of leakage can be easily detected by physical smell. R717 (Ammonia) has a strong odour that can be detected even at low concentrations, providing a clear warning. This allows for quick identification and repair of leaks.
DX Evaporator: GreenCHILL™ uses the DX evaporator which reduces ammonia charge by 50 times as compared to flooded evaporator. This reduction in ammonia charge mitigates any risk.

GreenCHILL™ uses the natural refrigerant R717 which has Zero ODP (Ozone Depletion Potential) & Zero GWP (Global Warming Potential). Thus, there are zero carbon emissions and our GreenCHILL™ 400 & 2000 series have the ability to save 40 Tons & 200 Tons of carbon emissions per annum respectively. No other refrigerants will be used.

We do use industry-grade 80 mm PUF Panel (continuous panel), with PPGI sheets having puff density of 40 Kg/M3. Internal and external flashing is provided.

GreenCHILL™ is applicable for various central and state government sponsored schemes. Please refer to the Achievement section for more details.

We offer comprehensive post-harvest management training at the farmgate, with our service team providing both on-field and virtual technical support until the user is fully-trained and their issues are resolved.

Additionally, we provide evidence-based references to validate the availability of biomass resources, ensuring informed decision-making.

Absolutely, the conventional compressor-run systems can be replaced with our Biomass-powered GreenCHILL™ technology, enabling you to start saving on operating costs from day one.

We offer expert guidance on selecting the right products for storage, determining ideal temperature ranges, and setting realistic shelf-life expectations. Our dedicated post-harvest management Field Coaches and support team are there to assist you every step of the way.

Temperature range: +2 to +25°C

GreenCHILL™, GC 400 would be suitable for a cold room of 20 MT single chamber or two cold rooms of 10 MT capacity each.

GC 2000 can cater to a cold room up to 200 MT; two cold rooms of 100 MT each, or four cold rooms of 50 MT each, with the ability to maintain separate temperature at each of the cold rooms.

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